Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1926, Page 26

NEWSHRINETODAY) * Coty’s Toilet Water,95¢ 97, PALAIS ROYAL “% Million More ct:;xn:; efi:::;dmL;do::: r'::- e L ASWJ?:I-T"::” ‘:ms:.:w ‘. : )i{fglgu.,h;partment Stores, Inc.~ The Fair, Chicago. (L S ‘Plal;t & Co., Newark. : ' By' September 4,’ traveling bag. Favorite Coty odors Street at Eleventh : i Store Hours Daily: 9.15 to 6 P.M. +. [Ceremon‘es. < done up in no:gqflhblc Dot that, 4 B ? ey e TevE YTy T RENITTELY ‘This slogan and the spirit behind it stand for a new and . better Palais Royal—a more progressive and aggressive : L4—isefore . the store; an institution with new ideas and ideald] And in e Shatt ‘of. halr Ao memoria) : BN rm::linz, Palais Royal customers will ‘benefit by headquarters building, members of g g5 : A pef i i o 4 S f g greater values, more up-to-date’ merchandise and’a finer * the Bepevolent and Protective Order i 3 t . R ¥ % spirit of service.* Fps o the purposes e a a3 vl % % . : » 53 A i 3 . i ” 3 8 A : ¥ . 4 .dlily for evidence this new spiri§ $oria War doad e e 4 LA : ; \ : : & e _that means savings of many dollars to you! % The . sixty-second annual Grand v % ” £ \ . Lodge reunion of the order reached its g climax as the delegates journeyed to 9 the northern tip of Lincoln 3 where the $3,000,000 structure rises EESCETEL Women's #1.50 Union Shoy , S22 || Ruby Ring Hose Pennsylvania and chairman of the e Exclusively in Washington at Palais Royal - have sprinkier tops. ;-L'O.fi‘lfl~ i3 P the Assodlated Press. v ¢ fi:fi? e atone, and Judge William Fiai s, Slllts sl 7 Al 2 . % 5 Hawley Atwell of Dallas retiring £ , 5 4 s 4 £ o i ¥, grand exalted ruler, were the speak- . » : & s““; " S } l Se H e e ercerized Ribbed Union a very light g rvice riose i pracotul'ihe dedicatio’ Gedéiohiss weight. Very cool and absorbent. Low neck and knee earance p a e O i s], 50 7 25 arill teams from subordinate lodges length. The top in bodice style with straps. Regular -« - 5 - : / ; ; g competed ‘at Soldiers Field for $1,000 and extra sizes. ; in awards. Prominent in the competi- 2 tion were companies of marchers 2 ; = : g !4 from Washington, Buffalo, Detroit, 5 5 T : oD Cakiand. Calt, and Bekers: Me l \Sh sl B onieht” at 12 sites in the loop. : TOUC ortees, ; ; : surance of quality, perfect Elkdom's crack military bands will i = : r ) ] : ; ; fashioning and serviceabil- play.in a “circulatiiy Contest oars This garment so surpasses the usual athletic union = T ' ity. The medium e t Beva hiving one siecion 10 5208 \| gy in it and cool comfort that it s the natural choics CEr I'INE LFOOUWEAL s || i meciried tops tod ooy o Ghteo Ve e || ofal active women. ‘A fine,lightibed weave. The ~ i, ; bty i e 1o " Loage : uilt-up or strap sl r. te Sizes : ‘ / ) 5 . " . the box and save.’ r ‘e presenied with s motion DI 36 to 44, Extra sises, $1.25. , IGHT along you've been paying . | - ; e grabrsiaggind s e memorial bullding fs notable { Rajalé Royal-Sealn: Nioty. . : - the higher prices we've listed ¢ White and popular shades. ¢ for these shoes. You can’t en- 3 ; for its unique design. Seeking a de- Y B e Bigarion R Ch 5 3]_ : 49 2 £ i i Swartout, architect, créated as the ., joy their inimitable style and excel- A 1. . tra part of the memorial & per- ayon €mise, 1. i : - B e chy e s e e || lence of fit for less, except when a T , A]l‘Sllk Chiffon Hose A Sitmer se sretch Tow. vings usuaily sell Jor $1,78 and $1.95. Tatlored styles trim- clearance like this comes along. So : ; d Se . W isht Thiou Wil house TN I + med with contrasting bands, and some lace trimmed. * take advantage of it! Anticipat - an TVICe € t ake advantage of it! Anticipate . ¢ . Pllars Surround Shati, 15 Fimk; peachy Mwmm"“m"' e your needs for a long time to come : ; $1 . 3 Pairs, $=° B "Slonnade ot mecions, v | : - - The range of leathers and styles of- i 5 ) Toure : E i sha 3 . . . . ‘h”' 11 Servi wflg vfl’?u!‘:{r‘.’;““.u'é‘&afl;m“:'.:“ simflar £ ‘Cfln 3 an d C ufl Gk . .fersa wide choice. All sizes are in- = The ring in the top prevents runs, Whitz.e.bhckh:n:mji glrcle of columns. * Magsive Goors of : ar ai or “cluded, but not in each style. : shades. The service weight has lisle soles for extra wear. . | "D'(‘n%othiy Dodd and || il ter top of these is your as- painted by Eugene Savage, above which rise the columns, interspersed 3 5. % B with gray glass windows. Above these S Vestw Sets ‘1 is the dome, heavily paneled, gilded : ( Sy and painted, while ts drum, beginning 3 Pk . T o et R it sy sy e S t were displayed as $1.59 to $3.50 QAVA N umns, is inscribed with a guotation , gy WATAWAS AW Tooin 'the. oraers somtutivn: values! The Vestee Sets are of crepe de chine and the : RAAANANNNAARNANN] A frieze outside the strueture will collar and cuff sets are made of georgette and combi~ be carved by Adolph Alexander nati of net and v Weinman. Paintings and sculptures ol and lace. BRaL within the building will be done by Blashfield and Fraser. 1 MRS. HEISS GETS DIVORCE. YUe Is Awarded Custody of Two Children——Charged Desertion. " : . % e 3 : 2 s P éxt & bfi:d % el et itk b e in Chief Justice McCoy has entered an ] / - o i e ¥ i ¥ “ réne-strap, st kle pumps and oxferds and e ey sewn o AT 3 i s % = LT five-¢; clei s. Some parchment kid opera pumps final decree of divorce to Mrs. Bessie b Helss. against Clyde A. Heiss, solici- included. tor for a local confectionery. - The chiet justice signed the interlocutory Enticing Scarfs of georgette, radium or crepe. In 5 , b ; AN ¢ ai in the Heiss case 3 i R ; f - a4 5 \ . & Reuring t Marcl of this Jeac more than 20 different patterns. - ) i s \ Under the terms of the final de- : Palais Royal—Majm Floor. = 4 : t o M i A ! cree Heiss is required to pay perma- \ D i nent alimony and the costs of the liti. ] ‘Patent leather, black satin, Black and brown kidand Mid-Summer S ! atent er, satin, black and brown an 7 n calf. Puomps in step-in,‘one and two strap and ¢ v Spe: cials! mk:n, %ln.h!{eludclurcadd in her 3 o ” hat her husband abandoned her [} 324 S g ‘ ta 3 and their two children f the: . mhfl md COnom: h gy woman. Attorneys a.n::n;mxwr. F or Co E _y.s Bu’ , o buckle ny.ln ‘Operas and novelties in satin. === ||y Two-Trousers hf R ik || Gool Lingerie 4 S oy ite &id one and two strap and step-in pumps. . Klmonos,$3.98 s P B | # B / . Patent leather on et ties, sandals, one, two and N “ 3 2 | Ly 4 - three straps and buckle’pumps. Black satin and Imported voile or dotted swiss. In flower shades— three “strap and ‘buckle and opera pumps. Blonde R l‘hd ‘gray kid-how strap and opera pumps. nile, peach, coral, oréhid and white trimmed with lace. % “A VALUE -that's sure to o S vyt ine, rad Lingerie in Extra Sizes, $1.93 Gowns wnd_ Priacess Slips. Every stitch made by drawnwork ms&.«uu‘ua Tomorrow Is” BabyDay - i i ,lanyhuflumeuluor ! ‘Royal” tomorrow-——Mail ' or “Phone your érder and we ] unm% for. you. : ::hery day than .h‘.' the er. s embinequ s